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koa-power

v1.2.0

Published

Koa with superpowers! Effortless clustering, logging, response time & colors with Koa.

Downloads

15

Readme

koa-power npm

Koa with superpowers! Effortless clustering, CLI logging, response time & colors with Koa.

Installation

Install Koa Power with npm:

npm install --save koa-power

Usage & Examples

Minimal example - examples/minimal.js

const Power = require('koa-power');
const {log} = Power;

const main = app => {
    app.listen(80, () => log(`App listening on port ${'80'.green}.`));
};

Power.load(main);

Extended Example - examples/extended.js

const Power = require('koa-power');
const {log} = Power;

let options = {
    appName: 'Lorem Ipsum Dolor Sit Amet',
    appNameColor: 'rainbow',
    mid: [], // Koa middleware array - e.g. [ compress(), bodyParser() ]
    numWorkers: 3,
    enableLog: true
};

const main = app => {
    app.use(ctx => {
        ctx.status = 200;
        ctx.body = 'Hello, world!';
    });

    app.listen(80, () => log(`App listening on port ${'80'.green}.`));
};

Power.load(main, options);

In production, usage of pm2 to run your Koa Power app is strongly recommended.

Options

Power options you can use in Power.load(main, options);

| Option | Default Value | What it does | | --- | --- | --- | | appName | 'Koa Power App' | Sets the app name | appNameColor | 'italy' | Sets the app name color | mid | [] | Array of koa middleware | numWorkers | 2 | Number of workers | locale | 'en' | moment locale | enableLog | false | Enable logging to file | logFileName | appDirectory + '/power.log' | Log filename | afterFork | () => {} | Callback after fork or re-fork

Full Reference

Require Koa Power this way:

const Power = require('koa-power');

Now, the exported elements are:

const {load, log, italy, space, name} = Power;

Let's see them in detail:

| Element | What it does | Proto | | --- | --- | --- | | load | Powers Koa | load(worker, options) | log | Power logs to console | log(text) | italy | Colors text as Italian flag | italy(text) / text.italy | space | Spaces text in a row | space(text, width) | name | Changes the worker name | name(text)

Power options you can use in load(main, options);

| Option | Default Value | What it does | | --- | --- | --- | | appName | 'Koa Power App' | Sets the app name | appNameColor | 'italy' | Sets the app name color | mid | [] | Array of koa middleware | numWorkers | 2 | Number of workers | locale | 'en' | moment locale | enableLog | false | Enable logging to file | logFileName | appDirectory + '/power.log' | Log filename | afterFork | () => {} | Callback after fork or re-fork

Notice: this package uses Colors internally, which extends the String prototype.

Contributing

Feel free to open an Issue or send me a direct message.

Versioning

We use SemVer for versioning. For the versions available, see the tags on this repository.

Authors

License

This project is licensed under the Apache License 2.0 - see the LICENSE.md file for details.